Machine Tool Science

Machine Tool Marketplace

We inspect every machine before we buy and provide hassle free, fair offers.

List Your Machine With Us
What We Buy

CNC and Industrial Machinery of All Kinds

We buy used CNC machines, conventional machine tools, and industrial equipment from manufacturers, shops, and plant liquidations across the Southeast. Single machines or full facilities, we evaluate everything.

Whether your machine is running or down, outdated or recently replaced, we'll take a look. We have buyers for a wide range of makes and models, including Haas, Fanuc, Mazak, Okuma, DMG Mori, Fadal, Hurco, Cincinnati, Bridgeport, and many others.

Not sure if what you have qualifies? Contact us with the make, model, condition, and location. We'll let you know quickly whether it's something we'd consider.

How It Works

The Inspection Process

01
Contact Us

Send us the make, model, year, condition, and your location. Photos help but are not required to start.

02
Initial Review

We review specs and any photos you can provide. If it looks like a fit, we will reach out to you.

03
Schedule an Inspection & Valuation of Your Machine

If you would like to schedule a service to have your machine inspected, we will come to you, run the machine, check the control, assess mechanical condition, and note any issues.

04
Written Offer

Based on the inspection, we make a written offer based on actual condition. If a ball bar service is scheduled also, then we can provide a refined list of machine metrics for listing it.

Why It Matters

Why Inspection Helps You Sell

Better Offers

Buyers discount heavily for unknown condition. A documented machine with a known inspection history commands a better price than one being sold on description alone.

Faster Deals

Inspection-ready machines close faster. When condition is already on paper, buyers don't spend weeks negotiating around unknowns or requesting their own evaluation.

No Surprises After the Sale

Known faults stay in the deal. Hidden ones kill it or come back as disputes. An inspection puts both sides on the same page before money changes hands.

Quantified Accuracy Data

A ball bar report gives buyers real numbers on machine accuracy and repeatability. That kind of documentation moves machines that would otherwise sit unsold.

Ready to Sell?

Fill out the form below with your machine details and we'll be in touch.